Sean Moore got all of his chips in the middle against the fairly short stacked Georgii Belianin. Belianin showed 
and Moore had the lead with 
.
The board ran out 
and Belianin had to give up 50% of his chips to Moore. Belianin got eliminated shortly after this hand.
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The preflop bet was 17,500 en both Mark Gregorich and Jason Adams were involved in the pot. The flop was 
and as Daniel Negreanu walked up to the table, Gregorich tried to push all in, but he had slightly more than a pot-sized bet. Adams said to Gregorich that it would be of no problem and he raised him all in. Gregorich called and the cards went on their backs.
Mark Gregorich: 
Jason Adams: 
The 
turn and 
river completed the board and Gregorich got eliminated from the tournament as he told Negreanu he would see him soon in the $10,000 stud tournament.
Niveau: 22
Pot-Limit Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Limits: 12,000/24,000
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The board already was complete with 
laying on the table. Mizrachi had about 35,000 in front of him and Peter Neff had 105,000 laying next to Mizrachi's chips.
Mizrachi took his time for the decision and eventually threw chips in to call, but saw he was facing the nuts as Neff opened up 
.
Omaha-8
On a flop of 
, small blind Jason Adams led out, earning calls from Robert Jackson (under the gun) and Carol Fuchs (hijack).
The turn came the and Adams checked to Jackson who bet. Fuchs called while Adams sighed and folded.
The river was the 
and Jackson bet one more time.
Fuchs said she had to call, although she felt she might get quartered. Jackson, however, had only the second nut low, showing 
. Fuchs opened and evenly chopped the pot with her opponent.
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James Alexander made it 13,000 on the button and David Barraclough defended his big blind.
Both players checked the flop and Alexander fired a delayed continuation bet on the turn. Barraclough called the 14,000 and the river fell 
, filling the flush draw.
Barraclough checked again and Alexander had another go at taking the pot, firing 31,500. Barraclough took about a minute and then tossed in one chip, announcing he was calling.
"You're good," Alexander declared.
Barraclough rolled over 
for the top set, saying "nitroll" as he did.
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Robert Mizrachi, Nathan Gamble, and Allyn Shulman all got 25,500 in the middle as Shulman was all in and at risk.
The flop was and Mizrachi bet enough to put Gamble all in, but the latter opted to fold his hand.
Robert Mizrachi: 
Allyn Shulman:
The board ran out with the 
turn and the 
river, giving neither of the players a qualifying low hand. Mizrachi took down the pot with his flush and Shulman was sent to the rail.
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Ammon Warner and Matt Gregoire ended up all in preflop and the cards were on their backs.
Ammon Warner: 
Matt Gregoire: 
The dealer rolled out a board of 
and Gregoire said, "We chop."
Then he looked at the board once again and amended his statement. "Ah, no chop. There's no low."
Warner confirmed that his stack was covered and shipped it towards Gregoire before he left the table.
Omaha-8
Bart Hanson sat in the big blind as Paul Siem raised and David Barraclough put in a third bet. Hanson put all of his chips in the middle, which was less than the amount of three bets and Siem called.
The flop was and Siem checked to Barraclough who put in a bet. That was enough for Siem to give up his hand and the cards opened up.
Bart Hanson:
David Barraclough: 
The board completed with the turn and river and Barraclough took down the pot to eliminate Hanson from his "favorite event of the entire WSOP."
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